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Medium priced Dress Goods.
More of the new things. Stuffs
that promise much and do more
than they promise Quiet ef-
fects. Good for early and late;
for cold or warm so it isn't an
extreme. A very little money
will buy any woman a stylish,
servicable costume.
Cloth Checks. Some silk
and-wool, some all-wool. Clear
checks, obscure checks, mixed
checks, in about 80 colorings.
SO cents.
Pin-head Checks. All-wool
Gray, brown and various MKT
ures-perhaps 10. Feel the
weight and the quality. A touch
is enough. Some Of the pat
terms illuminated; all modes,
and simple. A stuff you like
on sight and like better and bet
ter the more you know it. SC
cents.
Tricots9 Certainly. They
are stand-bys. The new one:
have every virtue of the old
and are in all the latest shades
Is browns, 3 steels, and plum
among the mixed green, blue
plum, garnet, steel, red, olive
and gendarme in the plain
SO cents.
6 pieces left of the 42-incl
Camels'-hair, with contrastin.
side bands. Gray only. How
it has been grabbed for ! 37He
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List OF letters remaining in the Post or
flee at Bloomsbury for week ending Sept.
13, 1887:
Miss Baldwin, Miss Bertha Baldwin,
Miss Jennie W. Bailey, j. S. Christian, G.
B. Hallenbach, Gettie Hess, Clyde Hirle-
man, Miss Katie Horne, Samuel Jackson,
Miss Milie Kistler, Miss Eva Masteler
Miss Katie A. Miller, Miss Katie Miller,
Il. B. Robons, George Scheinman, B. U.
Slone (O, Ell. N. Shollenberger, George
Trump.
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Do you know that l. w. Hartman &
Son keep good assortment of good shoes
for men, boys, ladies, misses and children.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

An elegant line of FALL HATS,
Just received at Lowenberg's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

You should go see the coats, wraps, jack
cts and now markets at Clark & Sons
Also full lines Of plush coats, wraps and
jackets. All at popular prices.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

Full lines of dress silks, watered silks,
new weaves in velvets, plushes, &c. in
plaid stripes, &c, at Clark & Sons.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

Fall house cleaning time is at hand.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

1t will pay you to call and see the dress
cloths at Clark & Sons. Also trimmings.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

Inc sound of the roller skates will soon
be heard again
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

A very large supply of tablets, books,and
all necessaries for school work at MERGERS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

Getting in dishes for fair time at l. w.
Hartman tS Sons
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

l. w. Hartman & Son have upset every
body's prices with their German table linen
at SOC yd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

Don't miss the dress cloths at Clark &
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

M'KILLIP, Photographer &
Crayon Artist, Bloomsbury, Pa.
Fine Cabinet Portraits, only So
a dozen. instantaneous Process
used.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

|. w. Hartman & Sons new dress goods
and shawl department is open six days in
the week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

All Nos Nine. Warren's dress form col
set at Clark & Sons
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Jacob Dundore, Mrs. Fannie Smith
PACKAGES.
L. II. Kline.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
GEORGE A. CLARK, z. M.
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Have you seen those Doc. all wool dress
goods, yd. wide, at Clark & Sons worth
SOC yd.
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You should not miss seeing the new line
of dress goods, dress cloths. suitings &C.,
now offered by Clark s. Son at popular
prices.
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For your dress goods 60 to Clark &
Some
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For school supplies go to MERGERS drug
and book store. sep9-2t.
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A handsome line of Fall Overcoals-ju
received at Lowenberg's.

A large and enthusiastic audience greet
ed the Moore and Vivian company at the
Potter Opera House last night, and laugh.
cd and cheered at "Our Jonathan,"a a CON-
edy well intended to fit Mr.. Moore and
Miss Vivian. While the play abounds in
mirthful songs, sayings and situations, /,
also comprises tragic and pathetic features
hence there is something in it to please
every auditor. The company strive to pre-.
sent clean and entertaining amusement,
and the verdict of last nights audience
was decidedly favorable. Senti
mel.
Bloomsbury Opera House on Monday
Sept 10th.
For school supplies go to MERGERS drug
4
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A Ii PROPRIETARY AND PATENT MEDICINES
N at j. II. MERGERS Drug and Book store, oppo-
site Episcopal Church.
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"ALL PAPER-MANY KINDS AND MANY
w prices-at Mercer's Drug and Book store,
opposite Episcopal Church, Bloomsbury, Pa.
june3,1y,S7.
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IL THE FINEST EXTRACTS : COLOGNE
N Sachets Pomadcs, Hair Dyes and Boy Rum
at J. II. MERGERS Drug and Book store Evans
Block opposite Episcopal Church.
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DOCKS, STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER, A
ID nne stock at MERGERS Drug and Book store,
opposite Episcopal Church, Bloomsbury, Pa
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NURSING BOTTLES NIPPLES RUBBER RAT
~ ties, Teething Rings and all requisites OF the
Nursery that will contribute to the baby's happi-
ness, at j. II. Mercer's Drug and Book store two
doors above Evans Eyer's Clothing store.
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Bloomsbury Opera House on Monday
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Bloomsbury.
Watsontown

The boys had better redeem themselves
the next game they play, or they will lose
the good reputation they have gained thii
summer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-16

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY
i receipts carefully prepared at all hours az
Mercers Drug and Book store, Bloomsbury Pa.
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CtAsTILLE TOILET AND MEDICATED sOAPs.
~ fun line at J. II. Nercer's Drug and Book
store, Upper Main street.
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~ at very low prcesnt J. H. Mercer's Drug and
Book store, third door above Iron street, Blooms
burg, Pa
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We want Live, Enerzstse Aad eapAhie Agsns
In ever countJ in tAs UniteA siaies ard Can
al. 20 ssll . patent article of gr-at msRis, 90
IN NKHzrs 40 article haFinG . lafge sale, pay-
fna ovrf 100 per eenk pr q having ~ oomp&
tifiaa. and "a watch the aEe1t 10 protectse IN
the sScfaaive sais By deed giysn for .sch and
svsFy eoanay be mAf secaFe ffsn -. VIE Al
thsss ntxAntaR-a 70 ear sssnts and the 40 sAaa
u Il ~ rteis that CO b soad 70 eFery soaee-
auaef 81 migni nos b aseesaARy % make ~
.-ExTRaaapfNAKToE oEFxn~ - sseure God aGsnia .
a oace. bot ue hATe eoncladsd o make u =
sAow, soa ezly car eoaeasnee IN the merits o.
cur "a vsAtt0D eut In rs eaiAhtlisy eE Any A9sot
noW 4 work are making fnoa eis0 - 500 a
moash clear and th4s fASs MAKES n aats fee rs .
make sur Gar . 81 Nhs ere o1t q enpioT.
su.ent Aus nnHnt thMk w1fi i've cur haetnssa .
thiEsy aats ma And fafi % ctear - lsAsf SEC
IN tkis zine, AnavE Al txPhxaaa can retafn
all eroSs sassld ~ - snd 80 wih fNfsad tte
| mnsey pai6 ser fhem- Any afpAt ~ asDeEal
ae-ut ghe would iih ha Ten o. n1re eoaaften 4zA
wsrk them throaxh Sd AEs~ts tor stnsty easl
auS fafi % clesT q leAsi fssa aDovs sG1 n.
Y1xzn3 csn return AL unsosd a14 81 thsiI
| uanay e4xk Ne sthsFsnpaoysf of Aeeats sseI
| dzrra q naks sash easrGs ner Scald - 4 -
| dia nSs kssw test 80 hAss Axse,s noS 1aaina
| nsrs tsan ao4bss the azasGns se Eunsantsed
1 "a tat 100 salsa asy wsult give prs1t q
svrr AIS n nfA. 80 thzs sas q car as&at'
"a saFasssa uFcars IN ans dAy. Oar lazgs %
l .rrsprfvs efrcalaxs sxPl1iB eaf s4sr fazly, aa<
sRese we wssa - ae1a - evsEJG1e aut % ere
psaymsat wha wfn SD ~ tAfps 60 csHi
ahAnps fos ps1149a ssDa a ancN and sec1s.
- aReory = tizIIs Ter ths bosz. nd 3 - verl
/ a. - tnrras u&asea n cur ext aoFdtn1Fy - :
/ Ws weala itks 50 have ths a4tFNS1 e All n.
I - A.. sswsas naaeAIne nslts4tuEe and eNrreB
- n sha esgn1ry and 80 aay reAesr 81 IN
/ rapsF whs rsnds tbs eGsr. q $50 - - &C
kns nane asa s61raas e Al saeA 80 kasu
Ks.s-,1s a. ss.sya- sau III lnss ~ bssi esasu
1 ~wnR uH-rs8 v thaMa 90 % eDrag4 DsnS =
- wsnaT. RzHNua AaSrgacF - zlNa O..
ln8u8m ifa &na1AAsi4 g., FitaaeaG "a
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W. P. BOYD & CO.
SALE OF STEAM PROPELLER.
DIVISION OF IHE PACIFIC.

HKApoUARs DIVISION or JHE PACIFIC. \
or IcE or CHIEF QUARTEKMAsIKR.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. x6. 1856 I
NOTICE Is hkkkBx GIVEN THAT
IN the steam propeller General Mo
Pherson," which has for some yeare been
In the employ OF the Gov ernment In the
San Francisco Harbor. viii. together with
the property on board, be sold at public
auction TO the highest bidder, on board
the steamer at Washingtan-street wharf.
san Franclsc Cal, ON Wednesday. the
ID dey Of March, 1857, at II o'clock Q. m.
The "Genersl McPherson- was built for
he United States in 1867 !; her extreme
length is 0s feet beam 81 feet depth OF
no q 81 feet; wooden hull; tonnage i0l. .
Non-condensing engine; cylinder a inches
diameter, - inches stroka. Boiler cyiin-
drical. III feet length. ~ feet dtsmeter.
Speed about 10 miles par hour. The
steamer is now lying et Angel Island
Cove, San Francisco Harbor. SINE
hlades o. her propeller are broken. The
Government reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids. Terms cash. For fur
thsr information app y 20 the undersigned.
ALkX. ]. PERRY,
Assistant Qu srtermaster General. US A.,
Chief Qc. Mr.. Divisien Of the Pacific.
faIa4 fell
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eommeraa. Rrswsr dsniss the applies
tion and szziains The STATE.
Rxnaamre az mnlarana ssrsnpry.

Exposure ~ 1nEaroaa 1r1oeRy.
NEw YoRK. Jan l&.--rhs Worid pFiuts
today = ssern staisment ffom 1ae-
ophalus Frsnch, formerly Csmmisaio1eF
and Aaditor Of Paciae Railroad 40
coaEta. giving payments of $4,000 and
the names % persons % when payments
were mnde by o. p Huntington and Le-
land Stanford for the years ftom ie69 -
ISL Ihe statement occupies saeen
colnmns of the H'erld. and IN the hat
Of names ara many persons prominena
IN Washington. Ertm The Morta1s
statement Il appears that daring Mr.
krench's three years nf efhce be reieo,ed
IA the aeooants of the Pacific railroads
ever 86.000.0o0 wronely charged. TIE
same being properly disoureed under
the Thurman Act. Twenty per ceaa.
OF the net eArsinRs of sha Subsidized
railroads have been paid into the Treas
ury Of The United States. wlplng cut
the debt due the GoveFnment. In order
% arrive ~ the oorfect amount Of net
earnings it is Important % scrukiniEs
tie tiesns Of moaey disbursod. Money
impfopeFiy disburssd cannot be deduct
ed. In no instance, he SAYS, wa8 ~ az
planafion offered in ahe list Of accounts
reieetsd hy him. Mr.. Freneh warned
the railroad companies thai u the ao-
counts we're n0t explained they would
have b Be rejected. In ssx raj inslaaces.
be says, oflioars OF the road withdrew
and oonsnited on the itens, bat inVa-
riably lhey refused 30 explain and pre-.
ferFed 70 have the aseo1nts rejected %
telling where the money went.
Indiana LeEialaGire DslnGa.
IEDrkxARoErs, Jan. "a The only item
Of interest 10 ths Legislature today was
developed IN the Ho1se, where two re-
ports In the Meanher contested election
case wsrs presented. it vas determined
70 devote three hours 10 debate, the time
10 be equally divided between The par
ties, and thai vote shoaid be taken
not later than 8 o'clock.
THE LIEUTENANT ooyknNon CONTEST.
In the Injunction proceedings OF
Smith against Robertson no further
dilat0ry motions we're made. Attorney
General McHenry appeared for Robert
500 and occupied the forenoon IN argu-
meat, and the atlaFneys for smith vii.
Il 10 expected. answer this afternoon.
A decision tonight is possible, but not
al all probable.
rHK PkRTIKa rInD VOW.
In The House, at the conclusion Of de-
bate on the siRher ease. . veie vas
taken and the seat awarded 10 DuksEs
(Rep. }. BY strict party vote. AeaRher's
seat was vaeAted on the ground that he
held the ofhce Of Justice II the Peace.
and vas inelligible under the Oonstilu-
tion Of the United States. This sction
gFves each party rs votes on joint ballot.
SENATORIAL NOMINEE.
A Senatorial caacns was held tonight,
ard Senator H4rris was nominated by
acclamation.
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FILLING
A. KIT11oaDIsAEY oFFhR.

Gold and eli other nliiAgs. from q 10 -
No extra charge for temporary plates.
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THE ARCADE W. . PRoPRIEToRa
w. P. BOYD & CO.,
INTRoDUcERs OF
DRY GOODS,
STAPLE AND FANCY MOTIONS,
LADIES' AND MEMS
Furnishing Goods,
- 0IIn nArpOMC.
TO OUR PATRONS:

present make ss1e mt sI Is % Of n I o~nss
beh ana mars 'np
prsons sand continuance
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MA@1LLoN. (O.), Jan. l4.-Jaeob
Sibla, q we'll known farmer, was fatally
shot last night By VIM. Shively, hos
tier, at the Nevada Hotel, during dis.
pute In regard 10 q fee for attending
Sfbla's horse. Shivaly was arrested.
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oo ~ unIoMoAKER.

DRADUATE or fHE UNIVERSITY
u q Pennsylvania. make skecialty
Il diseases Of the Eye. Var and Throat.
fpaals private. chronic and skin diseases.
Removes cane r, tumors ead uicern win
ual pain or use Of the knife.
MAHY A. LoNaAKER. NJ. p. graanAts
4 Woman's Medical Q 'llrge OF Pennsyi-
vahia. Particular attention given - tne
hoaimenl Of diseases Of women and chill
arun. Consultations Ia EnRilsh and Ger
mAa. Once corner Third and Cherry
slsesta. HonFs. 0 =. m. to Ap.m. Js5
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JKRsEx cTTH, Jan. 1.-THE remaining
employees a. LorillAFd's tobacco works
QuIt work this afternoon. Fhe last 30
Re eut we're those who put revenue
stamps On the manufactured Roods-
The ensire force OF 800 employees are
nov ont. The large factories are now
idle. The stFik srs departed quietly.
and there was no disorder.
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SAE FaAHcnco. Jan ~ --IBdiastions
for the next tniFty-tgo bsurs for Oregon
and Washington Territory. lient rains.
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Notice has boen rsoeised b. the local
representative Of She Canadian Pacifa.
General Passenger and Trans Manager
over eli lines on the P4cifs Coast.
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Jnnsxx CrrT. Jan. it-Over 5000
strikers-men, womsn and giFls-met
thi, afternoon In secret session, which
lasted over tive hours. IL 10 not known
uhas action was taken. All OF Lori
lard,a empsoyes are out. The afm do
cIares lie iL Liensiou Of closing the fac
tory until the hands are ready 10 return
on the old terms.
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BISMARCK DEFEATED.
The Array BilI and Reich
stag Die Together.


BkRxTS. Jan A.-Ths fate Of tha array
BIN uas settled today By TIE Reiehslaa
adversely 10 the geVernments and aalion
was immediAtelY taken 10 dissolve ths
chamber. Ga the reassemolinR Of She
Reichstao. Herr Won Slaufen baren
amendment, limiting the dnratiom 81
the bill % three year,, was voted upon,
and the amendment was carried. the
vote being ls6 70 iSt. Conservatives.
KmpeFialists and National Liberals
vs4sd with the Ministry. Socialists and
most OF the Aisetian members ahs1aine8
from voting. Bismarck immedlakelF
rsad the imperial message diEsolylnR
the Reichstaa.
Tue Imperial decree issued this after.
noon hxea February 2lat Tor haldina a
general election for members of shs ne9
Rnlahalna.
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WAsHrNaroH, Jan. I4.-Owing 10 the
fact that there vas not Q full attend
anoe Of members In the House, the
COMMITTEES on Pensions today did not
press tue bills granting pensions 20 Mrs.
LaQaa and the widow Of 2. r. Blair, and
they were not acted upon. but we're
mads she special order for Bext Tuss-
days meeting.
fhs -Committee on Pest Ones
and Post Reads OF ths House today IA
ished the Post Oeies AppropFialion bill,
and IL u expected THAI tue measufe gill
be reported 10 the House next week.
The total appropriation made By tie
bill IL e55 669. go. oF So, ~ more than
the appropriation for the eurFsat hssai
YEAR. OF this Increase, &345 900 10 sn
sppFopTIation for extension of the free
delivery servioa. The AppropTiation for
foreign msil service 10 also increased
eco 900 as c0mp red With the epproprsa-
tlon made In the last bill, and thai f0I
the iBspsesion sesvios . increased b
$4,000
Tue Hsass Oammiites 90 War Claims
today dasidsd TO faxorably report thl
senate bill - liqaidals clains Of states
gof sxpenses incafftd II aefenas OF tha
United states IN TIE saE Of rsoeliioD-
esmuaissssaegs W. she cs@@isslsner
sRnEsaFEK1D. Jan. N--The stats Law
Seock ConmtssioBefs made pubilc foday
their repiy 30 the Goa missionef of fh'
Agricultural DspaFimsnt a. Nasbine.
tor IL ia as long. OF longer. tban Cole
mAn's letter, aDd ssaAIis htD vigufously
| the CsmmissianeFs tmeute 70 ColsmsI
malieSsus and v5eious maslvsa Tor ~
attsek. ana eizim that the discovery d
psenro pneumania 10 Isiinaia waa due q
thsm ard that The 6oSernmeat kafeaI
Of Anrirnianra never discovered eaa'
/ n any Hiats. Thsy ~ Csieuan d nos
prslandine. before the pubiis. 70 hsl'
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DIS MozxKn. Jan. 14.-Jades Brewer,
Of ne United States CiFsuis O0uft. lied
hars toesny his epinion N les e4ss of
ths PailnAn Gissptna Oar Co. aaainss
tbe Hfats q Iaua. asktnR fer - IN
function % restrain the state fEo11 col
leessbe from Fzilrsads tar for The ass 0i
afseuinx oxrS. Ehs campaDg xeEiNte1
ooIlsnrisn % ne gr0und that ths tai
was nn inseHfsEenes with tnaef-S1asa
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A Ministerial oonnciI waa held e tha
Qaeen's faaid nee "a Osborme todeg.
1ns ssais Of offies ueEe fhsn transferred
20 iha new mambeFB nf she ozbiua4. and
- t1oas uho had changed aiIIoe. and
fns Minister kissed The Qaean's hand -
ne formally notified ihem q tneis a.
poinamemaa.
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LsoEpsa. Jan. l4--L1Fd Raudolph
ChaFohill IL . letter explaining bis
resignation from the Gabinst aags bic
0bjeet Was - eecafe eeonomy With en-
oiengy. he vii gladly eo-opsFats with
any 0ue 70 in9ooo ~ oompel lhe Honae
% Comnigns 70 Fesefs - the better
dnAnoial prlneiplaa which prevailed BE-
fore 1874. 9iadstnne ibiDks thia letter
does honof 60 ChuFobili. and efaEB fhe
lAstsF chances - aeAin raise ne haR q
eoen0my.
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LrrrLE Rock. Jan. 1t.-In the Star
route case of the Government against
O. ID. Chester and others, broaght Be-
fore United States Judge Oald dwsll,
suit TO recover el7l,000 claimed to
have bsen paid en she mail route ex-
tending from Forth Worth, Texas, to
Yama. Arizona. the jury without leav-
ing their seats returned q verdict fer
the defendant. The Court instructed
the Jury there was no evidence Of fraud,
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views ahout the matter 1haa bis snAoE-
ainsses know psFfeesly weii are entirely
ai9-rent from thoss expressed st ne
time of troubls e. % the ooDAifion e
Shufsie's dist1lisry shedaI Tia Oom-
missioners say he facts are net as Cole
usnn stated. They charge shat be has
nealected 20 familiarizs himself Wish
TIE lAws Of Iliinois on the snkissl. and
consequently bis Eeeomman0ations to
the Governor are pusEiie. The Commis-
sioneEs undersaka 70 show THAI Cols-
mans communication entirely misrep-
resented their acts. and that by con-
plants, malicious misqaotations tor the
purpose Of dsceivInR the publie. thes
charge that the Osmniszioner haz
sonahi 10 magnify the matter, and they
claim te have done mors IN nEneiy days
to snppresa pleure pnenmoniA With q
limited appropriation than tbs Depart
mens Of Agriculture has done in more
than tve and one half years, with tss
scientific kn0wledRe and appliances,
and 70 hAve established precedenta thai
the Department bas been unable q -.
fablish. TIE Beard charges thai tbs
DepaFtDeni has nos the capacity 70 han
ala ulenro nnenmouia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15
A warning to Toung Mea


WAsHuarox, Jaa. H-fhe Tntsrna
tsunnl Unian 81 Bricklsyers 81 their
aussi0n today dscidsd that they wooid
ooutinns 70 woFk nine houfs da7 - 10
tbs past, and thas fhsy wo1ld net som-
bise vita ths knights Of Labor, - se-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

San FRANcEsoo, Jan. l3.-At the
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Di-
reetors Of the Geafy Street Railway
yesterday, Secretary Lym0n announced
that, Notwithstanding the strike aud the
expenses pertaining 10 Il. the receipts
Of the company were good sLouRh 10
enable the usual dividend 10 be declared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

LONDON, Jan. A.-The eonrsa for the
Jubilee yRcht race for boats Of al ma
tions has ~ last bean determin q upon.
The raoe will he sailed aFoana the Uni-
ted Kingdom. Yachts will atafs from
the Thames, and be required 10 keep
Great Britain and tbs isle on the port
hand. The faish point VIII be a
Dover. British yachtmen approve the
selection of this conrse. IL ia believed
that il will give all yachts, whether
home OF foreign, q fair chance. Tho
Faoa aakaa piaea aarlV in Inna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

ST. LOUIS (Mo.), Jan. l4-Albert
O'Deli, james Lamb, John TFeyols and
John Stevens. we're hanged AZ Fort
smith. ARK, 81 noon today. for murders
committed m Indian Territory during
1885.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

Meetings oe the BundesIaik have
been bad recently 10 deoide upon whAf
action se0uld b taken By thai body Ia
the event Of che defeat of the army blll
ID the ReiohalAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

FoRr MoEnoB (va-), Jan. M.-The
strike as NewpoFs News has been sat.
tied, the State troops have returned "a
Rfehmand
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-15

BKRLFN. Jan. i&--The NerfA 0ermnn
Gassfts, IN an article on The dissolution
Of the ReiohstaR. says: Before all ahe
German people demand that the Reich
STAG shall grant, without feae or hesita-
tion, What is necessary for the external
aud internal security Of the Empire.
Upon this point oommon sanse will
teach that the voter viii plaes uore
value then on impesious paKliamsnkAEy
politicinns.n